California Wolf Center is a wolf conservation organization located in San Diego county in Julian, California.
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Nov 2, 2024
Great educational experience to witness grey wolves in their habitat and learn their history, Worthwhile. Took teens who enjoyed very much. Be prepared with appropriate clothing and footwear. Roc… Full review by susansN6501VU
Oct 1, 2024
I learned so much from our guide, Nicole. She was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions off the top of her head. She clearly knows her stuff! The enrichment tour allows you to see the… Full review by elizabethtD5156PJ
Sep 22, 2024
The wolves were amazing. We took a great many photos and videos. The tour guide knew so much about wolves and provided so many antectdotes. Full review by Donna O
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Also, try to go either early in the morning, or later in the day when the wolves are more likely to be more active and vocal. The mid-day or when it's warmer usually find the wolves …
Also, try to go either early in the morning, or later in the day when the wolves are more likely to be more active and vocal. The mid-day or when it's warmer usually find the wolves hidden or resting.
We have huskies and wanted to know how close can you get while the place looks awesome (we are visiting in January) and are considering booking the 'wolf pack tour'. Is everything behind a fence or are you allowed to interact albeit in a controlled environment. We do understand that these are wild animal and applaud you for the conservation. With a family of 5 this from Australia it might be a bit expensive if it all behind a wire fence. Thanks
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Oh man! I just saw this question. Obviously way too late, but yes, it's all behind a fence and you have to be lucky to catch the sight of a wolf actually. They told us they keep them 'not …
Oh man! I just saw this question. Obviously way too late, but yes, it's all behind a fence and you have to be lucky to catch the sight of a wolf actually. They told us they keep them 'not used' to people, because they want to preserve their wild nature, so, yes, I guess you can be unlucky enough and barely see a wolf. For my kids it was a mix of disappointment that there was no closer encounter with them and, yet, they still loved the visit and my son still talks about it. Anyway, You've already come and gone probably. So I hope you weren't disappointed if you decided to go.
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